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WELCOME TO OUR NEW WEB SITE!
Many, many thanks to the Regional Arts and Culture Council for funding the redevelopment of OTO's web site. Thanks to a Professional Development Grant from RACC, we now have this gorgeous new site, designed by the estimable Mr. Tim Huggins Enjoy, explore and drop us a line, if you'd like!
OTO OPERA CINEMA RECEIVES MULTNOMAH COUNTY CULTURAL COALITION GRANT
Huge thanks go out to Multnomah County Cultural Coalition for awarding OTO a project grant in support of our Opera Cinema series (represented this year by 'Camille/Traviata').
Season Tickets now available!
Read up on what we have planned for you in 2008-09.
OTO is featured in David Stabler's excellent article on the indie classical scene in Portland.
NEW PHOTOS!
Opera Cinema: Carmen at Someday Lounge.
SUPPORT OTO WITH YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION
Our recent production of "Muscle-Max" (The Elixir of Love) won OTO many new friends. Visit our Donate page to see who they are, and to join them by making a tax-deductible donation.
HERBERT A. TEMPLETON FOUNDATION AWARDS OTO PROJECT GRANT
OTO is proud and pleased to have the support of the Herbert A. Templeton Foundation for our original production of 'The Beggar's Opera' (opening in October 2009).
OTO RECEIVES RACC AWARD
Heartfelt thanks to the Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC) for awarding OTO a 2008 Professional Development Grant! The funds will be applied to design of a new web site by the talented Ms. Kim Tyburski of skyhand. The new site will be rolled out early in 2008. Keep your eyes peeled!
"Muscle-Max" gets Willamette Week Pick! OTO received a Willamette Week Pick of the week for "Muscle-Max" today. Read all about it!.
Office Space: As of October 1, OTO has moved into the Fine Arts Building in downtown Portland. If you have our address on file, please update it to:
OPERA THEATER OREGON
1017 SW Morrison Street, Ste 312
Portland, OR 97205
OTO is now a proud member of Oregon Cultural Trust. Find out more about donating to OTO through the Cultural Trust on our Donate page.
Willamette Week BEST OF PORTLAND PICK!
BEST WAY TO STAY ALERT AT AN OPERA
"We guarantee it's the only place you'll see a Handel aria performed as a bump-'n'-grind Gypsy Rose Lee striptease. And your Screwdriver is at arm's length. Now that's worth singing about."
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